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lilyball
3y ago
I would love to know if these results apply to fibromyalgia as well, as CFS/ME-like fatigue can be present with fibromyalgia. For example, in my case, the only reason I wasn't given a concurrent CFS/ME diagnosis with my fibro
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lilyball
3y ago
Fibromyalgia is more than just a placeholder, there are specific symptoms associated with it (such as the presence of myalgia in multiple locations on both sides of the body above and below the waist), it's just that it's severely
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lilyball
3y ago
The footnote shows the dialog that macOS shows when macOS apps try this, but I'd also like to point out that the macOS equivalent does not receive keystrokes while a password field has focus.
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lilyball
3y ago
They’re lying to you then, because “friends that work for Apple” have no say in the App review process.
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lilyball
3y ago
If you are looking for a new host, I'm pretty happy with Fastmail.
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lilyball
3y ago
The only thing I agree with here is that Prettier should remove the /> on tags that don't self-close, i.e. it should turn <div/> into <div>. Other than that, the use of self-closing tags is a cross between an a
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lilyball
3y ago
I'm running hass on a raspberry pi 4 and its built-in bluetooth works fine, no extra setup needed.
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3y ago
Home Assistant already has an integration to read from it as well.
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3y ago
Incidentally I believe you should be able to use `openssl asn1parse -inform PEM` to read that block and print out the DER-encoded ASN.1 structure, which can be used to help identify what's in there.
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lilyball
3y ago
That text block is PEM. Putting PEM in a tag that says <pkcs12> is awfully strange (PKCS#12 is a binary format anyway). And are you saying there's a private key inside of the base64 data? Or, oh no, please don't tell me that
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lilyball
3y ago
One pretty useful reason would be to then eliminate that content from subsequent training data, so you're not training the next model on the previous model's output.
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lilyball
3y ago
Apple system volumes are stored on the internal SSDs sold by Apple as part of the system. It's reasonable to believe that these SSDs are higher quality and more reliable than many disks used with Linux machines.
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lilyball
3y ago
Comments aren't semantically meaningful, anyone can strip them out without changing the meaning of the email address.
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lilyball
3y ago
Fastmail supports both yourname+foo@example.com and foo@yourname.example.com. I use the latter precisely to avoid the problem of sites that don't play well with plus addresses.
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lilyball
3y ago
FWIW Fastmail has their own Files space that you get too, though it doesn't have the level of integration with other stuff that Drive does.
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lilyball
3y ago
It does though. `nix search`.
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lilyball
3y ago
It's actually really nice. Not only does it provide a really good effect when swiping between photos in your photo album (it plays a bit of that video during the swipe, so your photo basically animates into place), but it often capture
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lilyball
3y ago
FWIW my understanding is you don't get geotagging information on photos unless you've requested location access too.
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lilyball
4y ago
They didn't take it away on iOS, it was never a feature of iOS to begin with.
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lilyball
4y ago
I prefer taking my seatbelt off after I learn how to drive...
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lilyball
4y ago
The quoted paragraph has nothing to do with language choice.
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lilyball
4y ago
`x.zip(y)` evaluates to `Option<(i32, i32)>`
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lilyball
4y ago
Ah, I skimmed it too fast I saw the description reference the coordination server, but didn't look closely.
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lilyball
4y ago
It's not phoning home. These vulnerabilities involve the coordination server, which is run by Tailscale, and therefore they have logs.
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4y ago
I use Wipr and I rarely ever see an ad
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lilyball
4y ago
According to https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-circl/ this was released in 2019.
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lilyball
4y ago
I've never done this but I imagine you could use something like [Mutex<[T; 1000]>; 10]
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4y ago
I wonder how effective it would be to feed the book to some other AI model first that reads the whole thing and figures out the necessary context that it can then go back and feed into the TTS model
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lilyball
4y ago
> Netflix on macOS does not work in Firefox Is this because of DRM crap, or some other reason?
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lilyball
4y ago
It looks like iPhone 4 runs up to iOS 7.1.2, and according to the above link, LE now requires iOS 10 or later. In theory you can use MDM to add the LE root cert to your phone's certificate store.
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